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New York, Monday – Here and Gone – Certainly Not Forgotten
HAPPY BIRTHDAY Seoyoung! Always one or two staffers whose birthday occurs on our NYC trip! We managed a small pedicure kit, a huge card and a Shake Shack shirt for her bday and lots of birthday wishes! You’d think the … Continue reading
Films that Make, Break, and Wake you into Solace
“O” by Timothy Blake Nelson Modern day Shakespeare has alway been my favorite. It is has been ages since I watched and read the plot of Othello, so it is easy to be swept away with a modern version and … Continue reading
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Tagged "O", Alejandro G. Inarritu, Alive, Bone Tomahawk, Clue, Forrest Gump, Hodgkins disease, Hugh Glass, Jack London, Joe Johnston, Leonardo DiCaprio, October Sky, Othello, Pulp Fiction, Quentain Tarantino, The Hateful Eight, The Revenant, The Waltons, Timothy Blake Nelson, To Build a Fire, TombStone
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Opting for Opera – Turandot
Chance. Usually there is someone behind every action that helps facilitate an opportunity. So it was with my first experience in seeing at opera in January 2016. With the generosity of someone who could not make the Season ticket Opera … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexander Tsymbalyuk, Anita Hartig, Franco Zeffirelli, Marc Berti, Metropolitan Opera, Nia Stemme, Paolo Carignani, Turandot
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“The Ties that Bind…”
“Since the death instinct exists in the heart of everything that lives, since we suffer from trying to repress it, since everything that lives longs for rest, let us unfasten the ties that bind us to life, let us cultivate … Continue reading
“To be or Not…” National Theatre’s Performance of Hamlet in Review
Pumped. Anytime Hamlet is to be shown, I get excited. Next to my favorite all time Shakespeare play of all time, The Twelfth Night. I also love the fact that many people are brave enough to modernize scenes, switch around … Continue reading
Crane on the Sidewalk
One of the best times is the times I walk my dogs – at night – in the AM, in the quiet of the weekends – time to reflect, contemplate, refresh myself and think about opportunities not yet realized. If … Continue reading
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Steeler Sentiments 2015-2016
Thank you. Pittsburgh, you continue to be the city and team of many cities and countries around thw world. You gave us heart when we couldn’t find ours. Major injuries occurred and you continued to trudge through the mire, when … Continue reading
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Tagged Carolina Panthers, New England Patriots, Pittsburgh Steelers, SuperBowl 50
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Stores of Stories
Day Two Reading marathon, whoa, wow and WHEW! Sunday – Steller Steeler Sunday, two books down for the 24in48 hours marathon, blpwn away after reading All the Light We Cannot See, and anxious to reveal the stories of ancient Indian … Continue reading
Six Hours into, Yes, a Reading Marathon
Yes, I was creative and crazy enough to do the Rock ‘N Roll Marathon in San Diego, and I loved it, and finished relatively well – finished and all! (and for a Great cause – Leukemia!) Now, we are looking … Continue reading




